Bruce Castor, in his first interview with media following the breaking news of Bill Cosby’s release, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the situation. Back in 2005, Castor, while serving as the District Attorney Montgomery County, declined to prosecute Cosby for sexual assault in 2005 after he found “insufficient, credible, and admissible evidence exists upon which any charge Mr. Cosby could be sustained beyond a reasonable doubt.” Today, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversed the decision to imprison Cosby, ruling that Castor’s non-prosecution pledge was in fact binding on Cosby’s prosecutor, leading to the comedian’s release from prison. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)

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Roger Bennett, co-host of Men in Blazers on NBC Sports and author of (Re)born in the USA, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his love of the United States of America. In the book, Bennett unfolds his love story to the country as an Englishman. Bennett was born and raised in Liverpool, an English boy in an American boy’s body, with a mural of the American flag on his childhood bedroom. Through his love of American pop culture, a young Bennett set a dream of becoming an American. Now an adult with American citizenship and 4 naturally born children, Bennett displays his patriotism with incredible stories of his youth and time spent going through the immigration process in the new book. Bennett tells Giordano what made him fall in love with the country, and why, even as things seem more and more divisive, his love for the USA stays strong. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Ken Cuccinelli, former acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Pennsylvania Voting Rights Protection Act, which has been passed to the Governor’s desk, but will most likely be vetoed by Gov. Wolf. Cuccinelli takes an in depth look at the bill and explains why the Democratic governor will vote against it. Also, Cuccinelli comments on the situation at the border as Vice President Kamala Harris continues to bungle a growing issue for national security. (Photo by Getty Images) (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

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Bucks County Sheriff Milt Warrell returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss gun licensing, as Bucks County eclipsed other surrounding counties in allocating gun licenses for citizens hoping to practice their 2nd amendment rights. Warrell explains first why it was important to him, even as a Democrat, to supply the public what’s needed per their rights. Giordano and Warrell discuss the heightened demand for gun licenses and surrounding crime, and try to determine the reasoning for the higher need for licenses. Then, Warrell and Giordano discuss the recent election, and the pushback that Warrell faced for his moderate policies, with the Democratic party offering a primary candidate against him and essentially running him out of office after refusing to endorse him as their candidate. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Matt Rooney, regular guest and head of SaveJersey.com, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the budding narcissism in the younger generations that’s being encouraged by elected officials, such as New Jersey’s governor Phil Murphy. Rooney wrote about a situation in Voorhees, NJ, in which a student used his valedictory speech as an opportunity to make a statement about LGBTQ+ rights. This after multiple instances throughout the country where students put their individualism over the better good, which Rooney labels as narcissism. Also, Giordano and Rooney discuss Gov. Murphy’s decision to leave it up to school districts to determine whether they’ll require masking, and a new ad from the Jack Ciattarelli campaign that shines a light on Murphy’s dangerous decision-making surrounding nursing homes at the beginning of the pandemic. (Photo by Getty Images)

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John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s police union, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program for an update on police officer morale as crime continues to skyrocket in and around Philadelphia. First, McNesby expresses the issues the police face in the media, as local sources jump over one another to cover everything negative about the police but continually refuse to shine the police in any good light. Then, McNesby and Giordano discuss the issue of the Philadelphia police department struggling to fill the ranks, explaining the difficulty that’s become of recruiting police officers. McNesby explains the recruitment strategy that’s been employed, but explains the governmental red tape that makes it even harder to find candidates in an already nearly impossible environment. Also, McNesby and Giordano discuss an incident over the weekend in which police officers saving the life of a shooting victim were shot at near the Temple University campus. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

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Simon Campbell, former school board member and self-proclaimed “Government’s (Least) Favorite Pain-in-the-Arse,” joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a moment at the Pennsbury school board meeting last week that went viral. In a meeting, Campbell was involved in an incredibly fiery and moving 5-minute exchange pointing to the lack of freedom of discussion in school boards, particularly around the implementation of critical race theory.  Campbell takes us through his time spent on the school board, and tells of a situation in which he was called names. After being called “Margaret Thatcher’s bastard child,” other members on the board wanted to prevent the tape from being posted online. Campbell instead signed a release ensuring the release of the video, completely opposite to behavior we’re seeing now in which board members are looking to silence citizens from expressing their thoughts in public comment periods. Also, Campbell discusses his usage of the Right To Know Act to acquire inside information about the politics and shady behavior of local school boards, and urges listeners to do the same for their local districts. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Ian Prior, Executive Director of Fight for Schools and senior counsel for UnsilencedMajority.org, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the concept of critical race theory and characterize the people showing up to school board meetings around the country, such as down in Prior’s county of Loudoun County in Virginia. Loudoun County made national news last week after a fight broke out at a school board meeting. Prior characterizes both the school board members and the parents and citizens attending these meetings, explaining that many of the parents wouldn’t usually involve themselves but are so inflamed at the thought of the ‘antiracism’ teachings of critical race theory and the actions of the board, that they needed to get involved. Also, Prior and Giordano discuss the framing and rhetoric surrounding the branding of antiracism and critical race theory. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Steve Keeley, ace reporter for Fox29, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the heightened crime in the city of Philadelphia. First, Giordano and Keeley discuss the lifesaving efforts of police officers who respond to shootings, after police officers came under fire on Cecil B. Moore Avenue while trying to save the life of a 19-year-old man who had just been shot in the chest. Then, Giordano draws comparisons between the unwritten rules in the HBO show The Wire, and asks whether similar rules are being broken as the rash of crime increases. Then, Giordano and Keeley discuss the murder rate in Philadelphia as we creep toward 270 murders in the city. (Photo by Getty Images)

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PA State Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the passing of a bill in the Senate of Pennsylvania that would block the state, as well as any county, municipality, school district, colleges and universities, from requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination. Phillips-Hill takes Giordano and listeners through the entire fight to get this bill passed, explaining the pushback she received initially, which eventually subsided allowing the bill to pass. Phillips-Hill explains that, because of cybersecurity flaws, allowing vaccine passports are a dangerous notion as they can easily subject personal information from being shared. Phillips-Hill further tells of other stories of overarching Coronavirus restrictions on her constituents, explaining that the powers of the Governor’s office need to be reined in as the ruling has become incredibly subjective. The bill now sits on the Governor’s desk, and although he’s noted he will veto the bill, Phillips-Hill hopes he reconsiders, particularly for the safety of children. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

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